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Vulval cancer

Living with vulval cancer

Practical and emotional support can help you cope with a diagnosis of vulval cancer. It can also help with life during and after treatment.

Coping with vulval cancer

Coping with vulval cancer can be difficult. There is help and support available to help you.

Life after treatment for vulval cancer

Find out how you might feel after your surgery, possible problems after surgery and your follow up appointments.

Caring for your vulva after treatment for vulval cancer

Your vulval area will be more sensitive after treatments such as surgery or radiotherapy. Find out how you can take area of your vulva after treatment.

Vulval cancer resources and support organisations

There are organisations, support groups and other resources to help you cope with vulval cancer and its treatment.

Family, friends, carers and cancer

Cancer affects family and friends too. Get tips on how to support someone with cancer and how to take care of yourself.

Last reviewed: 15 Sept 2025

Next review due: 15 Sept 2028

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